"What’s distinctive about you? What can you offer that no one else can?

It doesn’t have to be something earthshaking. It can be something modest, as long as it’s truthful, and comes from your heart."

An interesting read on the future of classical music and our job as administrators to communicate that artistic message:

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The Baltimore Sun reviews soprano Nicole Cabell's recent Shriver Hall Concert Series debut, noting her "admirably fresh program" and "vibrant personality." 

"Nicole Cabell turned on the charm and the vibrant tone in an imaginative recital program at Shriver Hall," says Tim Smith.  We completely agree!

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"I've seen Shriver Hall Concert Series put together some fine seasons. The 2016-17 lineup may be the best yet," says The Baltimore Sun's Tim Smith of the 2016-17 season.

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Tim Smith of The Baltimore Sun reviews Sunday night's concert with Gil Shaham & The Knights, featuring the World Premiere of Jonathan Leshnoff's Chamber Concerto for Violin and Orchestra: "Shaham played with exquisite tenderness throughout the opening movement and demonstrated equally impressive confidence and control in the finale. The Knights gave him sure, sensitivity backing, conducted by Eric Jacobsen, the ensemble's founding co-artistic director." 

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Baltimore Jewish Times has just published a feature previewing composer Jonathan Leshnoff's new Chamber Concerto for Violin and Orchestra. The new work, commissioned by Shriver Hall Concert Series as part of its 50th anniversary "Born in Baltimore" project, receives its World Premiere this weekend with internationally-renowned violinist Gil Shaham.

Click Here to read the article and don't miss this very special event at Shriver Hall on Sunday, Feb 14 at 5:30 pm!